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| Verena Kuni | ||
| Born 1966; Assistant Professor at the Institute for Media Sciences (ifm) at the University of Basel (CH); 1996-2004 teaching positions at the University Mainz (Art Theory), Trier (Art History) and at the Academy of Music and Performing Arts, Frankfurt (Interdisziplinary Gender Studies); since 1997 lecturer at various universities and art academies in Germany and abroad; since 1989 critical contributions to various (art) magazines; 1995–1999 video curator of the Dokumentarfilm & Videofest Kassel and since 1999 chair of the interfiction-conference for electronic art & media culture; since 1997 own radio broadcast on RadioX/Ffm; since 2001 project «gender/medien/kunst» at the Academy of Design Offenbach; publications on contemporary art, electronic media and gender studies: «netz.kunst» 1999 and «urtux. Kunst als Utopie» 2002 (both with Institut für Moderne Kunst Nürnberg), «alo est vera. gender/medien/kunst» (with Eva Huber), 2004; lives and works in Frankfurt/Main and Basel (CH). http://www.kuni.org/v | ||
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1.  Verena Kuni «Cyborg configurations as formations of (self-)creation in the fantasy space of technological creation (I): Old and new mythologies of ‹artificial humans›» | ||
| 2. Verena Kuni «Mythical Bodies II. Cyborg configurations as formations of (self-)creation in the imagination space of technological (re)production (II): The promises of monsters and posthuman anthropomorphisms» | ||
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| 1. Verena Kuni «generator & serialitaet» | ||
